Fix printing double values in bpls min/max and the Min and Max string… - #5025
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…s of the io.AvailableVariables() result map/dictionary. Note: %g in printf and cout << doublevar in C++ renders 6 significant digits by default and a value like 130255.32345 is printed as 130255, looking like an integer. Now we print 1.302553e+05. In case of bpls, min/max for small values (-10000, 10000) are still printed with %g, but outside that they are printed with %e.
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…-5025 Backport #5025 to release_212
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…s of the io.AvailableVariables() result map/dictionary.
Note: %g in printf and cout << doublevar in C++ renders 6 significant digits by default and a value like 130255.32345 is printed as 130255, looking like an integer. Now we print 1.302553e+05. In case of bpls, min/max for small values (-10000, 10000) are still printed with %g, but outside that they are printed with %e.